http://coachdribbledrive.com Calipari's Princeton On Steroids... Walbergs AASAA... DDM... Explained Mon, 24 Oct 2011 21:32:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ http://coachdribbledrive.com/extra-xs-and-os/back-doors-in-the-high-post-offense/#comment-1123 Mon, 24 Oct 2011 21:32:20 +0000 http://coachdribbledrive.com/#comment-1123 good play

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]]> http://coachdribbledrive.com/2011/03/26/kentucky-and-the-dribble-drive/#comment-832 Mon, 04 Jul 2011 13:26:20 +0000 http://coachdribbledrive.com/?p=600#comment-832 I see Calipari’s DDM Offense in a different light. I feel that he has focused on the rack zone exclusively, and as a result, has created a system of plays that end in a double or triple gap, for the player with the ball to get into the rack zone. It also would appear that, if you can’t rack it, on your pass, you open up a gap, and then they use a ball screen. On the All-Access video, I know he talks about getting a big away from the basket, and with a Josh Harrelson, who’s not a great back to the basket scorer, or an explosive clean-up player, it would be smart to put him in pick and rolls, to get the opponents post defender out of the paint. On the same token, it also allows your Patrick Patterson or Terence Jones the opportunity to get into the post, where they can are better players. Thirdly, I believe he has recruited great players, and I think that he wants to get the ball to them, especially in their areas of strength. Brandin Knight Doron Lamb are a better shooters, than drivers, and they were the PGs, so they went against the offense. Jones, is a more of a face-up 4, than a driver, and Patterson was clearly and inside player. In closing, I believe that Calipari, now coaching at Kentucky, and legendary program, is not going to run the offense, nor recruit for it. I think he sees the value in some of its concepts (Opening up gaps, and allowing freedom of players), but the days of him running the pure offense, those days are long gone. It wouldn’t surprise me if the only reason he still talks about it is to convince players that they are going to be in the high powered offense, only to end up in a system of 50 sets, and no real movement, but like you said, who can argue with results?

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